Ottawa All Stars win state title in Cal Ripken Minor
The Ottawa All-Stars captured the Cal Ripken Minor State Tournament title with a 12-6 win over Cimarron River in Wellington. Brock Huddleston earned MVP honors after a 3-for-4 effort with three runs and a six-inning complete game pitched.
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Senior scramble winners at Hickory Hollow
The foursome of Dick Potter, Jerry Griffin, Eldon McCurdy and Fred Plank shot a minus four to win the senior scramble Monday at Hickory Hollow. McCurdy and John Long were closest to the pin winners.
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Vick eyes NFL return after completing sentence
Suspended NFL star Michael Vick was released from federal custody after serving the dogfighting sentence. He no longer wears an electronic monitor and plans to press for a pro football comeback, aiming to meet NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for status review.
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Watson Falls One Shot Short In Turnberry British Open
Tom Watson, age 59, led the final three days at Turnberry in the British Open and came within eight feet of victory before Stewart Cink won. The R&A had discussed lowering the age limit to 60 for Open winners, but Watson’s near-miss prompted talk of whether age limits should be reconsidered. Watson praised Turnberry, recalled his 1977 victory, and noted how the Open remains the only major with an age limit.
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Mavericks owner Cuban accused of diverting arena profits
A Dallas lawsuit alleges Mark Cuban diverted profits from the American Airlines Center to cover Mavericks cash shortfalls. Hillwood Center Partners, controlled by Ross Perot Jr., claims Cuban arranged over 29 million in unauthorized arena loans through Radical Arena. Cuban says funds supported a strong team and arena demand.
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